- Hmong Studies Citations Search Results

1231. From Culture Circle to Cultural Ecology: The Hmong/Miao as reflected in German and Austrian Anthropology.

Author(s):: Postert, Christian
Editor(s):: Tapp, N., Michaud, J., Culas, C., and and Lee, G.Y.
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Chiang Mai, Thailand : Silkworm Books, 2004.

1232. From Descendants of Refugees to First-Generation College Students: The Untold Story of Southeast Asian American College Students' Lived Experience

Author(s):: Doubblestein, Vunsin Hiew
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Ann Arbor : Western Michigan University, 2017.

1233. From Detention Camps of Thailand to Freedom in the Foothills of North Carolina: One Family's Remarkable Story

Author(s):: Carpenter-aeby, Tracy, Aeby, Victor G, Daniels, Shauna, and Xiong, Doaw
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Family Social Work, Volume 17, Issue 4 (8/8/2014). pp. 363-378.

1234. From Hungarians to Hmong: A Variant on the Ostrich Syndrome

Author(s):: Singer, Margaret Thaler
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Contemporary Psychology, Volume 33, Issue 3 (1988-03). pp. 231-232.

1235. From Kweichow, China to West Philadelphia: A Biography of Religious Change Among the Hmong. (unpublished)

Author(s):: Desan, Christine A.
Format:: Manuscript
Publisher:: 1981.

1236. From Kwvtxhiaj and PajNtaub to Theater and Literature: The Role of Generation, Gender and Human Rights in the Expansion of Hmong American Art.

Author(s):: Vang, Nengher N. and Hein, Jeremy
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Hmong Studies Journal, Volume 18, (2017-01). pp. 18-Jan.

1237. From Lao Hills to California Valley.

Author(s):: Wood, D.B.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Migration World Magazine, Volume 20, Issue 3 (1992). pp. 45.

1238. From Laos to America: The Hmong Community in the United States.

Author(s):: Ng, Franklin
Editor(s):: Ling, Huping
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Piscataway, NJ : Rutgers University Press, 2008.

1239. From Laos to the Midwest: Schools and Students in Transition Guide for Video Programs: Pain and Promise [and] Fitting In. Bulletin No. 49-05.

Author(s):: Guskin, Judith T., Goldstein, Beth L., Wisconsin Univ., Milwaukee. Midwest National Origin Desegregation Assistance Center., and Wisconsin State Dept. Of Public Instruction, Madison.
Format:: Journal article
Publisher:: 1983.

1240. From Miao to Miaozu -- Alterity in the Formation of Modern Ethnic Groups.

Author(s):: Zhiqiang Yang
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Hmong Studies Journal, Volume 10, (2009-12). pp. 28-Jan.

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